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In a groundbreaking study on the synthesis of cellulose—a major constituent of all plant cell walls—a team of Rutgers University-New Brunswick researchers have captured images of the microscopic ...

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Learn how to grow and care for an Easter cactus with our comprehensive guide. Discover tips on light, soil, watering, and ...

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This suggests its effectiveness might be seasonal, limiting its use for year-round cat prevention, reports Devon Live. While the Scaredy Cat Plant can contribute to the solution, other plants also ...

As long as you give it a splash of water every now and then and don't overwater, it’ll live on. Not too picky on its surroundings. I’ve moved it around my house—coffee table, fireplace mantle, kitchen ...

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Did you know that certain plants may be poisonous to your pets? Pets are typically quite curious and may be tempted from time to time to sniff out, lick, or chew on plants, bushes or trees.

Did you know that certain plants may be poisonous to your pets? Pets are typically quite curious and may be tempted from time to time to sniff out, lick, or chew on plants, bushes or trees.